Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you offer veteran discounts?

    Yes, Summit Ridge Construction proudly offers veteran discounts on all flooring services. Contact us at (734) 646-5388 to discuss your project and discount eligibility.

  • How many coats of finish do you apply?

    We apply two coats of commercial-grade finish on all hardwood installations and restorations. This provides superior durability and protection compared to standard residential methods.

  • Do you use subcontractors or crews?

    No, the owner personally completes every project with over 30 years of experience. You work directly with the craftsman doing your flooring installation or restoration.

  • Is your sanding process dusty?

    We use dust-minimized sanding and modern equipment to maintain a cleaner, safer home environment. Our process protects your living space during restoration work.

  • Can you install LVP in basements?

    Yes, we professionally install luxury vinyl plank flooring in basements, kitchens, and living areas. LVP offers water-resistant, easy-clean surfaces ideal for busy households.

  • Do you serve Ann Arbor homes?

    Yes, we serve Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Dexter, Plymouth, Saline, and Brighton. Our services cover the region's growing neighborhoods near I-94 and M-52.

  • Can you repair damaged LVP floors?

    Yes, we repair damage, gaps, or lifting in existing LVP floors using specialized replacement and blending techniques for seamless results with minimal downtime.

  • Do you install hardwood on staircases?

    Yes, we provide custom stair installations, refinishing, and repair for both hardwood and LVP systems with exact fit and visual continuity throughout your home.

  • What's included in finish carpentry services?

    Our finish carpentry includes interior trim, molding, baseboards, window casings, and custom woodwork. We use high-quality materials tailored to match your flooring and décor.

  • Can you restore historic hardwood floors?

    Yes, we specialize in restoring heritage homes and worn hardwood floors using deep sanding, refinishing, and personalized material choices to match original wood tone.